New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19

What does loyalty avail us aud many of them ask
whether, alter all, it is not worth while 10 nave =
uniform government the North American conti-
nent -,
The banquet given to Mr. O'Bren last night was the
most largely attended and representative according
TO Chairman Mulligan, seen in this city for years
Not only was the toast Of " The Queen not crunk,
but every mention OF the name OF Lord Lansdowne,
her official representative, called forth Kisses Ihee
Jack foated over the platform at the Queens parx
meeting having remained there probably unnoticed
by any of The members of the committee, since tue
Orange meeting OF q few days previous
This incurson OF the Irish agtator seems to ha.e
changed the whole face of Canadian politics. In the
streets and in newspaper offices, comparisons are
Canadian subjects Of Her Majesty The Orangemen
who talked in determined manner about ata ME- L.
speak here again he would probably pay the penalty
with his life.
Mr. OBrien received to-day a document which
caused him to burst ont into an exclamation OF
triumph. Turning to the reporters he said
" Look at that boys; the most pow erful indictment
that has been yet dawn up against Lansdowpe ana
his rowdy defenders and the most complete vndica-
tipn OF my action in this matter"
The letter was follows:
Mr. WILLIAM o. BnrES. Toronto s NIN' WIZ 80
SIR As 0Tsn.o%ap Of good G standing IN e SaSsa 9
eating the rights OF poor distressed oycted tenants In lre
ha aS' % , sS efus sd ns q Ss TnS
sympathy in Canada for your cause II i1 T.. gossa
T s% isr yHS are
as ssS%@ sgsie s% =:
ST GS aTd a'ft take
fTcands Affairs and Tie progress the Home Rule move
:sS I'D ny asS Il
'' Ts@. youf. Faithfully, ,v
The Associated Press representative to-day visited the
Hermitage, tho residence of Archbishop Lynch Father
j. r. Mcbride the only inmate Of the house. as the
Archbishop had gone to Montreal. "Does Archbishop
Crokes letter change Archbishop Lynch's views"
Father Mcbride asked. He replied
visit At S' sa s sSSSS GSs
Brlens Why we opposed to him For the SIMPLE
which S AC96lshCp been working hard for to
ada BACK for years. and we viii now have to
ES S " much IN sSG AND rSS.e M
his acts Of tyranny and OF the poor and
S % % % eroy 10 tSsse are his sentiments as
though he were speaking TO you himself
At the meetug yesterday in Queens Park less than
seven Catholic priests were on the platform. Mayor
Howlnnd In an interview said he looked upon the whole
out his promise TO guarantee Mr. Oren fair hearing.
HeariDg he exclaimed, why fit hadn been Tor what
dd for the great force OF policemen had on hand the
OBren party would haye been swept Of the Held.
oBen must regret he has come and ought 10 DO hahK
Mr. O'Brien was asked to-day about Lord Lansdownes
remarks newspaper reporter and his statement tas
difficulties with his tenants. Mr. OBrien said
look upon Lord Iansownss interview as giving mp OF
the ghost two most important pontone mat though
claiming be debarred by his position from making any DO
fence he attempts defence that lame tame and rres
plain aud specific statement have not gong INTO the
tons Il did it would be that would horfy the world
II would be as easy for to deal WIN our pah n
attempts 10 invegie ia That he has not attempted to
Triumphant proof that our charges OF injustice ana
inhumanity arc irreiutable
The most touching incident since Mr.. OBrien's arrival
in Toronto was deputation OF newsboys who waited
upon him to-day at the Rossn House and presented him
with bouquet of flowers and bunch of moss, accom-
panied by a little address, which said:
Kindly excuse the audacity Of those holding such lowy
our onvctons GOd Who has inspired aid you In
your mission to Canada.
The English detective who disappeared Since the par
Is left Montreal has turned again and Is shadow
ing Mr. OBrien everywhere he goes He Is now so well
known that Mr. OBrien only laughslwhen he sees him.
Adoputatlon came here to-day from st. Catharnes, a
town seventy miles distant. containing population OF
OOO They pressed the Editor OF United Ireland hard
to attend meeting there. promising him warm recep-
ton Mr. O'Bricn said he would try TO do So He has
added Hamilton to his list where rotOus denominations
are certain to occur speaking there Monday. May 23
He will sneak In Ottawa tomorrow and In Kingston FRI
day drunken man met him In tho reading-ro0n OF
the Rossin House to-day aud insisted on shaking hands
with him.
Nov" shouted the inebrate In loud and authori.
tatye voice sit down and write out your name
Mr. OBren looked surprised at the mans audacity and
then said well, considering ltrayeed tooo hles 10
COERCION I'm not going 10 submit to 1t here
will not write my name"
Although the guests present mostly friends oil
Lord Lansdowne, they applauded Mr.. OBreh